30: How to Host a Virtual Summit

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If you're like me, you're always trying to figure out how to effectively use your time and maximize your revenue without killing yourself.

One of the strategies that's popular for doing that -- and that also helps you position yourself as a trusted thought leader among other benefits is hosting a virtual summit. I know you've seen these promoted and maybe you've even attended one or more yourself.

Today's episode is all about getting started with virtual summits and I'm sure that even if you've done one or two you're likely to get some great ideas.

Listen in and you'll discover...

How far in advance you need to plan your event
the 5 phases of putting a virtual summit together
Pros and cons for doing summits
Tips and strategies to help you have a smooth, relatively low-stress event
Information about how to budget your time and money (be sure to listen all the way to the end and I'll tell you what Tom left out when he was talking about budgeting funds and that I didn't think about until I was listening to the recording)
What to do if you want to do a virtual summit but don't want to deal with the tech
How to decide if hosting a virtual summit is right for you

Terms that might be new to you

Virtual summit
Email capture
Tele-summit
Opportunity Cost

Links and Resources

Tom's free Online Summit Checklist

Tom's website

In a hurry to talk to Tom? Text TomTeague and your email address to 58885

Free Conferencing system Winnie uses

Creative Entrepreneur Quiz

Webinarjam Studio

Take it deeper with additional research

How to earn six figures from a virtual summit - Entrepreneur Magazine's website

How to create a virtual summit in 4 simple steps -- Huffington Post

About Us Winnie Anderson is an award-winning copywriter and brand strategist, a best-selling author, and respected instructor. She writes books, creates courses, and provides limited one-on-one consulting with and for introverted entrepreneurs who are ready to get their message out in a bigger way and who hate selling. Learn more about her here or connect with her on Facebook or Linkedin.

Judy Jordan is a virtual production assistant who helps entrepreneurs get their message out in a bigger way using live and recorded virtual events like webinars, teleseminars, live mobile streaming, podcasts, and virtual conferences. Learn more about her at her LinkedIn page or connect with her on Facebook.

Sue Brettell is brand developer and designer who acts as Winnie's creative director. Sue helps entrepreneurs communicate their brand essence by creating compelling visual brand elements and coordinating them into a strong, unified visual brand. Learn more about her on her LinkedIn page. Connect with her on Facebook.

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